Minneapolis school officials say the first day of new schedules went smoother than expected. The state's largest school district changed start times for all high schools and middle schools and many elementary schools. Elementary schools are starting earlier than last year and high schools start later. Supporters of the new start times say students will learn better, but some students say they want their old schedule back. Minnesota Public Radio's Tim Pugmire reports.
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